Viewpoints on Public Finance: A Book of ReadingsHarold Martin Groves H. Holt, 1947 - 724 pages |
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... ment units of transportation com- panies should be divided into two groups . First , there are those equip- ment units which never cross a state line during the tax year ; these units are taxable in the state of physical situs . All ...
... ment units of transportation com- panies should be divided into two groups . First , there are those equip- ment units which never cross a state line during the tax year ; these units are taxable in the state of physical situs . All ...
Page 375
... ment itself in Washington . " The people of the country can originate amendments to the Consti- tution . They do not have to wait un- til Congress submits a constitutional amendment . The Constitution pro- vides methods by which the ...
... ment itself in Washington . " The people of the country can originate amendments to the Consti- tution . They do not have to wait un- til Congress submits a constitutional amendment . The Constitution pro- vides methods by which the ...
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... ment Securities . Further monetary expansion could occur if nonbank holders of short - term or redeemable issues were to show a general disposi- tion to convert their holdings into cash . This would force the Govern- ment into further ...
... ment Securities . Further monetary expansion could occur if nonbank holders of short - term or redeemable issues were to show a general disposi- tion to convert their holdings into cash . This would force the Govern- ment into further ...
Contents
The Social Theory of Fiscal Science | 2 |
Canons of Taxation | 5 |
The Benefit Principle | 8 |
Copyright | |
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